Bleeding out crappie

I watched a. Idea on utube by a fellow that calls himself or channel (walking on water) or wow. I don’t know how to upload a video, so he has a video on bleeding out crappie, he takes the crappie after he unhooks it and cuts one side of the crappie gills, and then put him in a plastic fish basket hanging beside the boat, and you can see the water around the crappie look red. Wondering if anyone out there has tried this, or if it would change the taste of it. Look him up on utube bleeding out crappie by wow.
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danny lang

Some folks wait so long to set the hook that they bleed out right in their hands , just saying :Rofl

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Originally Posted by Danny Lang

I watched a. Idea on utube by a fellow that calls himself or channel (walking on water) or wow. I don’t know how to upload a video, so he has a video on bleeding out crappie, he takes the crappie after he unhooks it and cuts one side of the crappie gills, and then put him in a plastic fish basket hanging beside the boat, and you can see the water around the crappie look red. Wondering if anyone out there has tried this, or if it would change the taste of it. Look him up on utube bleeding out crappie by wow.
thanks
danny lang

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Here you go...

WINTER CRAPPIE LIVESCOPE CATCHES HOW TO BLEED YOUR FISH - YouTube


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Originally Posted by slowhand

Here you go...

WINTER CRAPPIE LIVESCOPE CATCHES HOW TO BLEED YOUR FISH - YouTube




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thanks for uploading the video
danny lang

Thanks for sharing this just finished watching it. I will be giving this a try.


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My opinion is crappie taste so good naturally that you do not have to bleed them out.

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Originally Posted by RogerA

My opinion is crappie taste so good naturally that you do not have to bleed them out.

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I agree 100%. 80 years old and I have never heard of anyone bleeding out crappie.

Interesting. Thanks for the post.

I don’t think that’s necessary at all but to each their own

Helps on saltwater fish. Freshwater ones- not so much. Never have.